Sentence examples for unambiguous choice from inspiring English sources

Republicans in New Jersey face an unambiguous choice in next Tuesday's gubernatorial primary between a Republican moderate and a candidate with strident and untested views.

The debate so far suggests how Mr. Bush's decision to govern forcefully from the right in the wake of the 2000 election, particularly on the issue of tax cuts, has produced a counterreaction among Democrats, a reaction that is in turn producing an unusually unambiguous choice for voters this fall.

"We also want individuals to have the opportunity to be given an unambiguous choice before Facebook start using that information and to be given the opportunity to change that decision at any point in the future.

The Republican candidate for President will run on an unambiguous anti-choice platform.

Evangelical Protestant leaders declared the choice unambiguous.

Building a problem-solving organization is difficult, but the benefits are clear and the choice unambiguous.

This was not Obama's best speech; but it was one that was solid and offered voters a clear and unambiguous sense of the choice they face this November.

The unambiguous determination of theory choice by evidence is not the same thing as the univocal determination of a class of models by a theory.

We conclude that increasing taxon sampling is crucial in retrieving precise and unambiguous phylogenies, and outgroup choice can be a determining factor in resolving controversial phylogenies by minimizing the effect of long branch attraction.

For the ape subjects' choice was unambiguous, therefore no reliability coding was conducted.

The test consisted of hiding the reward under one of the cups (located in the center of the platform and displacing each cup to positions 1 and 5, respectively. All trials were videotaped and we later scored the cup selected by the subject. For most of the trials the subjects' choice was unambiguous.